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CurDir does not work
Hi,
My "CurDir" does not work. I have: Dim File_path As String File_path = CurDir("") Instead of showing my current directory (where the workbook I currently have open lies), is it showing the directory of previously opened file, i.e. the top file in the quick access list of files that can be found in the menu/files. Please help, |
CurDir does not work
If you want the path in which the workbook exists, use Thisworkbook.Path.
-- Ray at work Microsoft ASP/ASP.NET MVP "Jim73" wrote in message ... Hi, My "CurDir" does not work. I have: Dim File_path As String File_path = CurDir("") Instead of showing my current directory (where the workbook I currently have open lies), is it showing the directory of previously opened file, i.e. the top file in the quick access list of files that can be found in the menu/files. Please help, |
CurDir does not work
or activeworkbook.path
Jim73 wrote: Hi, My "CurDir" does not work. I have: Dim File_path As String File_path = CurDir("") Instead of showing my current directory (where the workbook I currently have open lies), is it showing the directory of previously opened file, i.e. the top file in the quick access list of files that can be found in the menu/files. Please help, -- Dave Peterson |
CurDir does not work
Thanx
"Dave Peterson" wrote: or activeworkbook.path Jim73 wrote: Hi, My "CurDir" does not work. I have: Dim File_path As String File_path = CurDir("") Instead of showing my current directory (where the workbook I currently have open lies), is it showing the directory of previously opened file, i.e. the top file in the quick access list of files that can be found in the menu/files. Please help, -- Dave Peterson |
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